Actor Jared Leto Goes From The Penthouse To
The Doghouse (Legally)
I've never been one to make too much of legal allegations in the press. This isn't to say that they're unimportant: rather, I do believe that intellectual property issues need to be respected. It's just that I've lived long enough to know that most of these "issues" end up getting settled behind-the-scenes with the exchange of money, meaning there's just not much to be made of it creatively in the press.
In any event, I saw this article the other day regarding Jared Leto being sued by Penthouse Magazine (yes, THAT Penthouse Magazine) over the possible theft of materials belonging to Omni Science Fiction Magazine, a publication sadly lost to the ages and not a part of any SciFi enthusiast's monthly reading diet. As always, take it with a grain of salt, but I (for one) would love to see more anthologies on television (be they regular cable or pay), and I applaud anyone resolving this snafu so that we can get more scifi instead of less.
As always, thanks for reading ... and live long and prosper!
In any event, I saw this article the other day regarding Jared Leto being sued by Penthouse Magazine (yes, THAT Penthouse Magazine) over the possible theft of materials belonging to Omni Science Fiction Magazine, a publication sadly lost to the ages and not a part of any SciFi enthusiast's monthly reading diet. As always, take it with a grain of salt, but I (for one) would love to see more anthologies on television (be they regular cable or pay), and I applaud anyone resolving this snafu so that we can get more scifi instead of less.
As always, thanks for reading ... and live long and prosper!
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